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Lexington School District 1’s New Leader Talks Getting to Know Public, Charleston Exit

A new leader is settling into her role at the state’s sixth largest school district. more
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Lexington 2 Innovation Center Educator Named District's Teacher of the Year

One of Lexington County School District 2’s teachers has a new title. more
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Irmo Skatepark Hopes for 2023 Completion

The Friarsgate community in Irmo is preparing to add the amenity in the old Dutch Fork Tennis Center, with construction beginning next year. more
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'Welcome to Lake Murray' Sign Nearly Complete

The big sign telling visitors “Welcome to Lake Murray” is almost complete. more
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Lexington Man Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for Deadly Boat Crash

A Lexington man was sentenced to seven years in prison after a boat crash that killed two people. more
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Lexington School District Implements Mobile App to Aid in Response to Potential Active Shooters

Lexington County School District 3 has announced a new tool to respond to active shooter situations. more
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Air National Guard F-16s Extend Stay at Columbia Airport by 'Several Weeks'

Lexington County will hear the roar of fighter jets operating out of the Columbia Metropolitan Airport for a little longer. more
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Lexington County Testing Voting Equipment for November Election

With the Nov. 8 general election quickly approaching, Lexington County is in the midst of testing all the equipment it will use. more
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The Catch-Up: Double Dutch Coach Honored With Lexington Street Name

The Town of Lexington held an event Oct. 8 to mark the honorary renaming of a local street for a woman who coached championship Double Dutch teams for decades. more
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Nephron Offers Look Inside Nitrile Glove Plant, Set to Begin Production in December

The plant’s first line, a short segment of which was installed in the last five or six weeks, is set to be finished next month. more
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Cayce Police SC’s First Department With an E-Car

The Cayce Police Department has a new ride that sets them apart from their S.C. peers. more
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Moms for Liberty Exerting Influence on Lexington County School Board Races

A growing national group that advocates for parental rights is taking a keen interest in this year’s school board races in Lexington County. The Lexington chapter of Moms for Liberty has … more
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Police Respond to Weekend Apartment Shootings in Cayce, Lexington

Police in Cayce and Lexington reported responding to apartment shootings on Oct. 8 and 9. more
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Lexington County COVID Rate Keeps Dropping

As it has for the past four Fridays, when Community Levels are announced, the case rate that went into calculating the county’s level dropped significantly. more
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Lexington School District 3 Football Coach Named Teacher of the Year

One of Lexington County School District 3’s football coaches has a new title. more
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Lexington County Announces Change to Early Voting Sites

Early voting in South Carolina starts in a little more than two weeks, and Lexington County has announced a slight change to its list of early voting sites. more
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Lexington Man Accused of Drug Enterprise Involving Meth, Cocaine, Fentanyl

Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon reports the recent seizure of “a large quantity of drugs and more than $16,000 in cash” related to the arrest of a Lexington man. more
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The Catch-Up: Hurricane Ian Impacts Lexington, Snowball Festival Event Dates Announced

Lexington County was impacted last week by Hurricane Ian after the storm made landfall as a Category 1 storm near Georgetown Sept. 30, but the effects were less severe than in other parts of inland South Carolina. more
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Midlands Law Enforcement Agencies Band Together to Reach Hispanic Community

There is a sense of fear among Lexington County’s Hispanic residents when it comes to dealing with law enforcement, Lexington County Sheriff’s Deputy David Nieves told the Chronicle. more
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Lexington-Richland District 5 Board Chair Talks About Ending Suit Against Former Superintendent

Lexington-Richland School District 5 has dropped its lawsuit against a former superintendent after its accrediting agency announced it will not pursue a complaint. more
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River Bluff High Students to Ask Questions of Congressional Candidates at Debate

The two candidates squaring off for the U.S. Congressional seat representing Lexington County will have to answer to some of the county’s students later this month. more
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Gilbert Man Who Shot Wife, Killed Himself Identified

A Gilbert man who shot his wife and then killed himself Oct. 4 has been identified. more
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Lexington School District 1 Names New Superintendent

Lexington County School District 1 has named its new superintendent. more
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Gilbert Man Who Shot His Wife Found Dead After Manhunt

The midmorning manhunt caused three Lexington County District 1 schools to briefly go secure, with no one allowed to enter or exit the schools. more
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Cayce Woman Charged With Tax Evasion, State Says She Owes $26K

A Cayce woman is accused of failing to report $373,178 on her tax returns between 2019 and 2021. more
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